Advantages: Excellent customer service; lovely staff; good benefits; and great products Disadvantages: Sick day management and rough customers (lack of security)
I decided to write a review in response to this one:
http://www.ciao.co.uk/Comments-on-ReviewMorrisonWMSupermarkets55 59754
And also because of the comments concerning it.
The training at Morrison's is excellent, very good quality with plenty of follow up. I started work in a Morrison's store in February this year and in response to Gemimz69's comment about the induction... mine took place over 2 days!!! From 9 till 5 on Saturday and 9 till 4 on the Sunday; I had an hour break in total for each day... and I have to say it was quite hefty for just an induction; what with all the video's and questionnaires and role play's etc; but it gives a great overview of the company.
I feel Fazel may have exaggerated a little with the chip and pin situation and I work on checkouts myself and I really can't see such things happening ...
Advantages: ease of parking, good selection, fresh goods, helpfull staff Disadvantages: nothing
Please ignore review, hadn't realised it was for the Petrol Station only, I do apologise to all concerned.
Morrison's super market Crewe.
Based at the old railway works on the outskirts of Crewe, this Morrison's supermarket is quite a new development only a few years old,
It has a massive Car park, with plenty of Mother Child and Disabled Driver spaces.
The inside is very modern, and spacious, with plenty of room to manoeuvre the biggest of shopping trolleys around with ease, even on its most busy days.
As well as all your usual shopping items, which I might add Morison does have good stocks and varieties of, this shop has, a Bakery, where you can have a uniquely design and decorated cake made to your specifications, Fresh Pizza counter where they will prepare a Pizza of your choice, also a Deli, with a great selection ...
Advantages: Easy to get a job, anyone can work there. Disadvantages: Anyone can work there, looks bad on CV after a while, management, pay, company policies.....
Well, to start, I am currently an unwilling prisoner of a Morrisons store in the Salford area of Manchester. I took the job on out of desperation, and also because I wrongly thought that with my pretty decent academic, vocational and professional qualifications, something would turn up soon. I was wrong. To anyone thinking of getting a job there, for whatever reason, bear one thing in mind. Once the word Morrison's sullies your CV, no excuse will atone for it, and you will always be viewed as a knucklehead by any other potential employer.
Working at Morrisons is not a pleasant experience. There is always a mini crisis in progress, which is almost always down to understaffing or supply problems (the suppliers at Wakefield, being owned by Morrisons, are also horribly overworked). The management are generally arrogant, patronising ...
